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garder
keep, kept, kept
s'agenouiller
kneel, knelt, knelt
savoir, connaître
know, knew, known
mettre à plat, poser à plat
lay, laid, laid
mener
lead, led, led
apprendre
learn, learnt, learnt
quitter, partir, abandonner
leave, left, left
prêter
lend, lent, lent
laisser (quelqu'un faire quelque chose)
let, let, let
être allongé, étendu
lie, lay, lain
éclairer, allumer
light, lit, lit
perdre
lose, lost, lost